Second Marne battle grows more critical in new phase
American spearhead and French forces press toward Fere en Tardenois with Sergy at the storm center as German reserves struggle to halt the advance. United press reports from Paris London and Berlin indicate intensified fighting and a potential envelopment risk for Allied troops.
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Associated Press
Washington
the Marne
Bar En- NS
Ccrieis
Aigne-Marne
Paris
London
Berlin
Fere En Tardenois
Sergy
Denver hearing on Colorado Midland railroad abandonment
Officials allege neglect of the Midland line prompts action by Park county and others. Receiver A. E. Carlson testifies despite a 26 percent rate increase, July revenue falls short by about 15000, with 75 percent of business induced by competition and rate reductions believed to boost traffic. The railway shows a total annual deficit of 300000 for the year ending June 1, 1914.
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Associated Press
Denver
Park County
el Pase
Seed Midland Railroad
State Dobilé Service Commission
A. E B. Carlson
Colorado Midland
Toad
Ed Sram
German Anchor Points in Danger Amid Relentless Allied Drive
American forces along the Ourcq river and in the Sergy sector pressed their advance despite German counterattacks. Prussian Guards and Bavarians faced heavy losses as Allies pushed north from Sousy toward Nesles, while French and Australian units gained ground near Fere en Tardenois and Rheims amid ongoing artillery barrages and renewed offensives.
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Associated Press
Ourcq
Soulssons
RWC Emlent
Sergey
Middle Western
Sousy
Nesles
Hoeré
Fere En Tardenois
Sergy
Zoissons-Rheims &Aliens
Buegneux
Grand Rosgoy
West- of -Rheime
St. Euphraise
Pres
Merres
Canadian Maru Runs Aground In Fog Off Pacific Coast
The Japanese steamer Canada Maru, 3448 tons, ran aground near a Pacific port in thick fog. Officials expect possible flotation after divers’ temporary repairs. Coast guard gunnel, a Canadian patrol boat, and a salvage tug headed to assist. Cargo valued at about 4 million dollars, including 2 million in silk goods.
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Pacific
Ousoka Shosen Kaisha
United States Coast Guard
Allies Receive Billions in U S War Aid
Treasury officials stated that allied credits have reached about $6.04 billion, with daily disbursements near $10 million. The United States advanced Belgium and Serbia hundreds of millions in total, while secrecy remains to protect information valuable to the enemy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
United Sates
Todey
Belgium
Serbie
Tax on Gross Sales Hits Manufacturers and Importers
A 10 percent levy on gross sales would apply to manufacturers producers and importers in a broad tax move announced by Associated Press from Washington on July 30. The plan targets autos cosmetics musical devices and other goods while excluding gasoline powered cars from the tax.
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Associated Pres
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Italian daredevil Baruzzi among famed World War I heroes
Report recalls Baruzzi and Baruszi, famed Italian daredevils and Arditi leaders, with their exploits near Montello and Gorizia. It notes Baruzzi’s mass capture of Austrian troops and daring rearguard assault before Allied brigades arrived.
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Montello
Baruszi
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Baruzzi
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Isonzo
Pavia
Casale
Barazel
Milania
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Barresi
Arditi
Favia
Perugia
Fagare
Beruzzi
Canala
Walt
Barussi
Americans Press Front On Aisne Marne Front In Heavy Attack
Allied troops from eastern and midwestern states push forward nearly two miles amid a deadly barrage on the Aisne Marne front. German Fourth Guard and Bavarians resist fiercely as Meaux and Clerges areas see street fighting and heavy shelling.
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Associated Press
Aisne-Marne
Middle Western
Fourth Guard
Bevay
Neasled
Serges Et Neslen
Cierges
Roncheres
Oureq
Nesles
Clerges
United States Steel Reports Record 1978 Q2 Profits
United States Steel Corporation, New York, announced record profits for the second quarter of 1978. Earnings totaled 1.462 billion dollars after tax and reserve allocations for war taxes, with subsidiary companies reporting nominal gains on bonds.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Tribune vs Leader in world news service dispute
The letter compares wire news and front page impact between Tribune and Leader. It claims Leader provides longer daily AP service and telegraph bulletins, more fresh war coverage, and accurate German and Turkish developments, while Tribune offers limited, sometimes erroneous reports and delayed content.
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Associated Press
Turkey
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Tribune
Copanhagen
Machange
Turkleh
Huntleh
Bagitah
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